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Recreating a Dreamy Blue Kitchen
Inspired by a beloved former home, this Old Southwest renovation layers sky-blue cabinetry, warm metallic accents, and tailored updates into
April 23, 2026
Departments
In just over a year, Brood Restaurant and Bar has become a culinary powerhouse, winning over the hearts — and taste buds — of diners throughout the Roanoke region.
In a world where print journalism faces challenges that have eliminated or severely diminished most magazines that were around in 1974, The Roanoker celebrates its 50th in fine form and with a strong eye toward its future.
In 1975, Roanoke welcomed a monumental addition to its skyline — the Richard H. Poff Federal Building, a landmark in both size and significance.
A Roanoke novelty company once caused an international stir with the House of Windsor.
The chair of Hollins University’s undergraduate theatre department uses her international experience and inclusive philosophy to create a transformative and collaborative theatre environment.
Known for its unique atmosphere where audiences are fully immersed in the music, The Spot on Kirk offers a diverse array of performances and fosters a strong sense of community.
Our 50th anniversary issue's cover re-creation is thanks to Eric Fitzpatrick, an award-winning and beloved local artist who paints with either hand.
A glimpse into the Edwards family school, a downtown Roanoke institution since the 1960s, where tradition, community service and resilience are woven into every haircut.
A new community-focused art studio has set up shop in downtown Roanoke.
The nonprofit animal hospital and adoption center will gradually move into its new (and much larger) location this fall.
In just over a year, Brood Restaurant and Bar has become a culinary powerhouse, winning over the hearts — and taste buds — of diners throughout the Roanoke region.
In a world where print journalism faces challenges that have eliminated or severely diminished most magazines that were around in 1974, The Roanoker celebrates its 50th in fine form and with a strong eye toward its future.
In 1975, Roanoke welcomed a monumental addition to its skyline — the Richard H. Poff Federal Building, a landmark in both size and significance.
A Roanoke novelty company once caused an international stir with the House of Windsor.
The chair of Hollins University’s undergraduate theatre department uses her international experience and inclusive philosophy to create a transformative and collaborative theatre environment.
Known for its unique atmosphere where audiences are fully immersed in the music, The Spot on Kirk offers a diverse array of performances and fosters a strong sense of community.
Our 50th anniversary issue's cover re-creation is thanks to Eric Fitzpatrick, an award-winning and beloved local artist who paints with either hand.
A glimpse into the Edwards family school, a downtown Roanoke institution since the 1960s, where tradition, community service and resilience are woven into every haircut.
A new community-focused art studio has set up shop in downtown Roanoke.
The nonprofit animal hospital and adoption center will gradually move into its new (and much larger) location this fall.
Departments
Homes
Construction Costs: Up, Up and Away
What gives with the shortage on lumber and more in the construction industry?
August 23, 2021
Features
The House on the Hill
Stewardship of the signature structure on the city side of Mill Mountain is in the very conscientious hands of Drs.
April 28, 2015